Dr Stevens Reappointed to Cambridge Water Board
The Cambridge city government met with a slim attendance as Dr Edward H Stevens was reappointed water commissioner for five years. A council committee handles Wood’s proposed Clinton water works visit, while park board explains Cambridge Field baths delay due to lack of funding. Many licenses and street work items were approved or referred, including edgestone placements and pole-location petitions.
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Board of Aldermen
Edward H. Stevens
Michael Corcoran
Blodgett
Davis
Cambridge Field
Wood
Common Council
Clinton
Barry
Flynn
Michael J. Conry
Massachusetts Avenue
N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Massachusetts
Cambridge Eleteric Light Company
Pleasant and
Chestnut Streets
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Webster Avenue
Elle H. LaPierre
Park and
Huron Avenues
John H. Hubbard
James Brennan
Annie Lally
Diocese of
Boston
Park Commissioners
Albert H. Tuttle
Charles River Road
Daniel WW. Hurley
Luther P. Whipple
Committee On Claims
George F. McCusker
Patrick W. Sullivan
Craigie Bridge
Said Avenue
Joint
Standing Committee On
Thomas F. Dynan
Perry Street
Il Onses
Lydian H. Riley
Brookline Street
Mary Farrell
Main Street
Barney Butekin
Holyoke Street
Theodore Tremblay
Harvey Street
John D. Whitney
Albany
Malp Streets
Frank Street
Lock Street
Somerville
Dinan
Timothy A. Barrett
Clara Footman
Julia B. Gates
Fred G. Harrison
Lazarus Trafalian
Peter Korgarian
William Yancey
Theodore W. Hillier
George C. Prouty
Charles
He’ Rochfort
John H. Amastos
George L Cacayas
Charles C. Cohn
John da Prato
William Magel
Antone J. Lima
Edward M. Monahan
Nicholas Naum
Fred G. Perkins
Patrick J. Sexton
Bernard R. Silva
Harris Stayre
Frans Anderson
Philip R. Duffy
Edward Harts
Bennett M. Kats
John IL. Moseley
Fred Richardson
Myenar Shorowsky
Louis Saltman
Army Nurses Reunion in Massachusetts Social and Business Meeting
The Army Nurses Association of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at Mrs. Fanny T. Hazen home on Oxford Street. Nurses attended from Revere Malden Worcester Peabody Lowell Dorchester Wakefield and discussed preparing to host national army nurses during the G A R encampment in Benton. Officers and directors were reelected including Hazen as president and Downs as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Nurses’ Association of
Museachusetts
Fanny T. Hazen
Oxford Street
Hazen
Laura Hamlin
Revere
Mary E. Daniels
Malden
Helen B. Smith
Worcester
Mary C. Stevens
Peabody
Mary E. Smith
Lowell
Elida R. Fowler
Dorchester
Margaret Hamilton
Wakefield
National Army
Benton
Fanny T. Haxen
Jane M. Morrall
Helen J. Smith
Viece
Lovisa B. Downs
Nancy Prendergast
Ruth 8. Josselyn
Mary A. Livermore
Ellen W. Dowling
Ellen 8. Tolman
Kidder Honeymoon Surprise Party at Ellery Street Home
Mr and Mrs Albert W Kidder returned from a honeymoon to a surprise gathering Monday night at 20 Ellery Street. Police Chief Henry J Cunningham, in a lighthearted speech, presented a cut glass punch bowl on behalf of guests and wished the couple a long, happy, prosperous marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Kidder
Casey
Ellery Street
Henry J. Cunningham
Kidder Thanks Spokesman and Hosts at Luncheon
Kidder expressed heartfelt thanks to the spokesman and attendees for the kind token of esteem and announced the latch-key to his home would always be out for true friends. He invited all to his dining room for luncheon as well wishes filled the scene. In attendance were Doctors Cunningham Lockhart Wetherbee Partridge Weeka and others. Nearby a fire rescues scene saw William England and B E McFarland alerting box 427 and helping Mrs Sumner’s four children to safety from a smoke-filled barn adjacent to Portland street. Two horses perished and the building, owned by St Stephens associates, sustained damage with unknown cause. a neighboring tenement also filled with smoke but suffered limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. England
M. McFarland
Portland Street
Thomas H. Warren
St. Stephens’ Associates
Captured Lamata tackled in Belmont assault case and wedding ushered
John McGhrr captured the Italian Lamata for assaulting Miss Livingston in Belmont on Sunday night. He escaped from East Cambridge jail after a mistaken release for a Frenchman and paid a $1 fine to gain liberty. A wedding followed at King's Chapel Boston, with Edith May Janes and Edward LeRoy Pierce marrying. Bridesmaids included Elizabeth and Helen Dyer and Florence Allen. best man Henry L. Pierce. Post ceremony the couple will dwell at 20 Whittier Street, Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGhrr
Italan Lamata
Miss Livingston
Belmont
Slade
Miss Livingstone
Laninta
East Cambridge
House of Correction
King’s Chapel
Boston
Edith May
Janes
Alma L. Janes
Huntington Avenue
Edward LeRoy Pierce
Elizabeth Pierce
Cambridge
Elizabeth Dyer
Helen 8
Dyer
Florence Allen
Melrose
Henry L. Pierce
Lewis 8
Woodruff
Brookline
L. Preston Burnham
Gloucester
Lester BE. Flint
Frank Rogers
Dedham
Tufts
Medical School
Arthur P. Jones
Howard L. Brown
Whittier Street
Cambridgeport Gym Notes: Eaton Earns Thirds in A A U Trials
W D E Eaton and Bart Sullivan represented Cambridgeport at the A A U championships in St Louis. Eaton secured two third prizes in junior and senior events amid poor weather, while Sullivanfailed to place. John C Lorden trains for the Olympic trials in St Louis. Coady and Cummings lead Institute baseball with Coady winning a recent game and Cummings hitting a home run. Reading room remodeling aims to improve members’ retreat next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. E. Eaton
Bart Sullivan
St. Louis
Eaton
New England
Sullivan
John C. Lorden
Bill Coady
Jack Cummings
Institute
Coady
Brockton
Cummings
Cambridge Fireman George W. Montgomery Dies at 40
George W. Montgomery a longtime Cambridge fireman died at his home on Baldwin Street after midnight at age 40 years 10 months He served four years in the permanent department and twelve years previously as a call man The funeral will be Sunday at 2 20 p m at his residence with Interment at Cambridge cemetery Attending in uniform will be the Everett Commandery Knights of Malta Red Cross Commandery and North Cambridge Veterans Firemen association The death leaves a wife and several relatives also noted are his fraternal memberships and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Montgomery
Cambridge Fire Department
Baldwin Street
Improved Order of Hepsatophe
Tnnter Order of Workmen
Knights of Malta
Society of Good Fellows
North Cambridge
Cambridge politics and police sting drag Nonpartisanites
A Cambridge alderman voices firm support for the Non-partisan ticket while threats of trouble loom if their nomination is blocked. The piece notes temperance sentiment as Patrolmen Rowe and Heglett face discipline for ice cream soda drinking, and covers council debates on an extra 200 for the Fourth of July committee, Hobbs Brook labor issues, and union labeling in city printing along with mayor Daly’s maneuvering and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Temperance
Pullen
Thomas Rowe
Heglett
Grinking
Bacheloer
Hunt
Common Council
Stevens
Giles
Daly
Allied Printing Trades Order
Davis
Gordon
Natrow
Park department delays showers at Cambridge field
City council failed to appropriate funds causing shower baths at Cambridge field to remain closed. Two measures introduced Tuesday evening sought funding: $2000 by Councilman Harlow and $51 by Cornelian Downey. A forthcoming appropriation is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Cambridge Fields
Harlow
Cornnelian Downey
Sentinel
Ward 5 Democrats Enjoy South Lincoln Outing
The Ward 5 Democratic Club hosted about 75 members and guests at Herman Hoffmanns South Lincoln estate on a sunny Sunday. They departed from Union Square at 9 am aboard a special Fitchburg train, toured the grounds, had a generous picnic dinner and supper, and returned by 5 to 6 pm amid praise for the host and event planning. Notables present included Ex-Mayor J H H McNamee, Chief of Police Cunningham, Rep James F Aylward, and multiple Aldermen and councilmen. The club expressed hope for another outing this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 5
Democratic Club
South Lincoln
Hermann L. Hoffman
Union Square
Fitchburg Railroad
J. F. Downey
J. J. Scott
W. P. Nickerson
Richard H. Aylward
John Conry
John T. Hart
Augustine Aylward
John Kenney
Arthur B. Burns
Edward I. P. Burns
Patrick Sullivan
Janes Chene
Frank Rogers
Joseph Flynn
Alfred F. Ellis
Thomas Kennedy
Edward Kenney
Hoffmann
Fraternal Order of Eagles to institute new Aerie in Wal tham
Cambridge Aerie No. 185 will conduct initiatory ceremonies for a new Aerie at Maynard hall Main street Wal tham Sunday afternoon next. Members from Cambridge Aerie and other aeries are invited. Trains leave North Union Station 1 10 p m Porter station 1 21 p m Electric cars run to Waltham from Subway and Watertown Square. A large group from Brattle street Eagle hall No 19 will gather at 12 80 p m to travel to Porter station for the train. All participants should be at the hall by 12 45 p m.
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Aerie
Maynard Hall
Main Street
Waltham
Cambridge Aerie
No. 185
Aeries
North Union Station
Porter Station
Subway
Watertown Square
Cambridge
Pleasant reception honors Mrs Brault after western tour
A reception at Mrs. Ellen Brault's 905 Main Street celebrated her return from a year traveling in the western states. Guests presented a silver service, with decorations of ferns and bluebell arches. Notables from Buffalo Connecticut New York California Montreal Cambridge attended, then a collation and dancing followed. The Ttindge Manual Training school's graduation at Sanders Theatre featured speeches and diplomas awarded by Mayor Daly to 15 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Brault
Main Street
Brault
Fred Davis
Buffalo
George Collins
Connecticut
Emily Butler J
New York
John Kiley
California
Chapleau
Montreal
Cambridge
John Haley
John Smith
John Lavery
Thomas Dunn
Amos Brault
Barr
Fred Haley
Fred Donovan
James Donovan
Ttindge Manual Training School
Sanders Theatre
Glee Club
Daly
Theiplomas
Monroe Ames
George Steele Barton
Ralph Johnson Batchelder
Francia Herbert Bishop
Joseph Leo Broussard
Joseph Bernard Bryant
William Frederick Cairns
William Francis Chisholm
Frerett Gelaton Cobb
Frank Hammond Cook
Walter Gordon Cook
Chester Parks Cox
Felix Dembroski
Daniel Francis Downing
Edward Stet
Inaugural Exercises Highlight Lamp Makers and Musical Pieces
The program lists numerous names including Hubbard Glass Reed and others in an event featuring music and readings. Highlights include topics on incandescence lamps and Geissler tubes with diplomas awarded by the mayor. Highest honors go to William C. Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Ells Jr
Charles Franklin Field
Clarence Lester Foster
William Jackson Gaw
William Clement Glins
Faroid Tremain Harlow
Francis Alley Hubbard
Roger Sanford Hubbard
Horace Stephen Jackman
Frederick Kennah Myles
Ralph Laurence Odlorne
Stephen Alexander Reed
Alonzo Winfield Smith
Edric Brooks Smith
Robert Warren Telford
Frederick Arthur Wire
Frank A. Hubbard
Monroe Ames
Sam the Piper
Anusie
William C. Glass
Cambridge Graduation Dates Announced by Rupt Francis Cogswell
The Cambridge public schools schedule graduation at Sanders theatre for ten I believe nine or ten schools from June 15 to June 28 under director Rupt Francis Cogswell. English at Sanders June 15, others June 20 to 28 with times from 7 30 p m to 3 30 p m and venues at Fletcher or Latin school halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Rupt
Francis Cogswell
Sanders Theatre
Morse
Mm. Kelly
Putnam
Russell
Emis
Fletcher School
Wellington School
Harvard School
Latin School
Roberts School
Hero of the Merrimac long identified as fearless engine man
George F. Phillips engineer of the collier Merrimac, sunk at Santiago harbor by Hobson’s crew, dies of Bright’s disease at 34 Fayette Street New Bedford after a yearlong illness. Born in St John New Brunswick in 1864 he served in the U S Navy during the Spanish American War and earned a fearless reputation from youth to his final days. His body was sent to St John for interment.
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George F. Phillips
Merrimac
Santiago Harbor
Hobson
Bright
Fayette Street
Phillips
Galveston
Tex
St. John
N. B
Navy
George Frederick Phillips
Andrew Phillips
Intercolonial Railway
Moncton
New York City
United States
David Phillips
Cambridge
Foresters of America Event Delights Cambridge Malta Hall
A Foresters of America meeting at Malta hall Prospect street drew praise for its successful program. Mayor Daly ex-Mayor McNamee and other dignitaries spoke while music and dancing entertained. Refreshments followed and attendees reported a very satisfactory evening.
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Court Pride
Cambridge
The
Foresters of America
Malta Hall
Prospect Street
Daly
McNamee
Coveney
Board of Aldermen
H. J. Cunningham
B. O'Brien
Lynn
Rank Gonnich
Water Board Guests Inspect Cambridge Plant On Trip
City government members and press toured the Cambridge water system including Fresh Pond Hobbs Brook and Stony Brook reservoirs. Engineer Coffin outlined a $620,000 plan for new conduits and improvements to boost daily delivery to about 11 million gallons, with Cambridge preferring its own system over Metropolitan expansion.
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The
Water Board
Cambridge
Coffin
City Hall
Fresh Pond
Mt. Auburn
Waltham
Hobbsbrook
Stonybrook
Woodland Park Hotel
Auburndale
Daly
Durant
Stevens
Hayard
O'Brien
Counihan
McDuffie
Peavey
Boston
Hobbs Brook
Payson Park
Stony Brook
Newton Street
Alderman Coveney
Coveney
Water Water Board
Monk
Sentinel Five Desk
Alderman Blodgett
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Boston and Maine Railroad
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Downey
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Elm Street
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Cambridgeport Gym
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Tone
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Mr. Joel
Central Labor Union
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Fraternal Order OF Eagles
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Boston Elevated Railway